Syria Urban Population (%) SYRURBAN Economic

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Asset SYRURBAN

Latest Value 72.076

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Volatility % 2.12%

Win Rate % 84.4%

CAGR % +2,773.63%

Best Year % +12.25%

Worst Year % -0.82%

Max Drawdown % -5.16%

Period High 76.00

Period Low 40.00

From High % -5.2%

From Low % +80.2%

Sharpe Ratio 0.45

Years >Avg % 33.8%

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What is Syria Urban Population (%)?

This indicator quantifies the proportion of Syria's total population residing in urban areas. It is a key demographic metric that provides insights into urbanization trends and their economic implications. Economists and policymakers monitor this figure to understand shifts in labor force distribution, infrastructure demands, and service provision requirements. The calculation involves dividing the total urban population by the total national population and multiplying by 100. An increasing percentage signals a growing trend of rural-to-urban migration, often driven by economic opportunities in cities, or by agricultural challenges in rural regions. Conversely, a declining percentage might suggest reverse migration or slower urban growth. Changes in this indicator can signal evolving economic structures. Rising urbanization can strain urban resources like housing and utilities, potentially leading to increased demand for construction and services but also social challenges if growth is unmanaged. Decreasing urbanization might indicate economic stagnation in urban centers or a resurgence in rural economic activity, impacting agricultural output and rural development strategies. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective economic planning and policy formulation in Syria.

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SYRURBAN: World Bank Open Data

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